I think people are downvoting you because "effect" is in there twice.
The first one is right.
Apepollo11
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The baby doesn't understand English (although they can recognise the rhythm and sounds of language).
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The mother understands English
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The baby experiences the same emotions as the mother.
In conclusion, read something that will make the mother relaxed and happy. If that happens to be The Cat In The Hat, then great. I read Don Quixote when my wife was pregnant with our first, our second got Moomin and Hairy Maclary (by virtue of being there when I read to the first).
The most important thing is to keep reading to them, every day, after they're born too. Buy tons of children's books (for your own sanity), do the voices and have fun with them.
It says "Access to this page has been denied" for me, so I'm just going to assume it's a list of every US city.
I see two possibilities:
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You get paid for posting this kind of nonsense - in which case then I get it, everyone has to make a living.
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Your brain is actually broken
A quick run through your recent posts have shown that you're actually the author of some of the worst posts I've come across on here, so kudos. But I'm afraid it's now a "no" from me, and I'll be blocking you from now on.
I love these kinds of stories, but I think that specific example is just a misunderstanding of idioms, rather than an example of pretending something isn't happening, though.
I'VE FOUND IT!
It's called Cake Dance
I'd completely forgotten that the animation was part of a larger story of other similar music videos called There She Is!!
OK, that's my evening viewing sorted now! :)
20 - although that's regardless of the season. I only ever wear pjs to bed if I'm ill.
Bit late to replying, but there was a UK Yellow Pages advert in the 1990s that followed this same plot. Maybe that?
Apologies if you're not, but surely you can see why I thought you were?
- Pro-capitalism
- Eng(US) spelling
When I was a lecturer, I contacted authors of papers on two occasions (to update slide decks - the papers in question were pay-walled), and both just forwarded the relevant paper on to me. They were both British, which again makes me think there's a culture difference here.
I think for transparency, and to avoid confusion, it's worth pointing out to everyone that authors don't get paid for submissions. This isn't like book publishing. The publishers take other people's work and then make money off that. That's their business model.
Found the American!
I got some of the Sunlu High Speed PLA that I've been hearing good things about. On the first print I discovered that, while it prints beautifully, it creates a ludicrous amount of dust going through the extruder.
So I open it up to clean it out, when suddenly the tensioning spring shoots out. Searched for about an hour in total, it's nowhere to be seen.
I'd been thinking of replacing the extruder for a dual gear one anyway, so I took the opportunity to order a nice one from Micro-Swiss.
The problem is, that I have an FLSun Q5, and I'd seen from videos online that it doesn't quite sit flush - you need to print a spacer.
So I needed to get the printer patched up for one last hurrah. The spring was salvaged from a broken clothes peg. And it worked perfectly - not just "well enough", but easily as good as the original.
So in summary, if it helps anyone, losing the spring doesn't mean you need a new part - a clothes peg spring works just as well.
Screenshot actually from the film Chand Par Chadayee (1967)
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Thanks for that - even though it was utterly depressing!
I live in the North of England, near Manchester, so I know our house prices are more reasonable than some other places, but I wasn't expecting that I'd need to earn the value of our house annually to get a mortgage in San Jose. That's crazy!